Rugby Scoring System

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  1. 1 arlene mcferran
    2011 Jan 01

    Was the scoring previously 3 points for a try and 2 for a conversion. Can any one settle this argument for me please ! :)

  2. 2 Sports Rugby
    2011 Jun 23

    Yes, you are correct. I can remember the scoring being 3 points for a try and 2 for a conversion.

  3. 3 ellie chizzy
    2011 Sep 14

    Does Playing Rugby Hurt ?? :S

  4. 4 Sports Rugby
    2011 Sep 15

    Yes, the players are tough though and have a few beers to null the pain…

  5. 5 Mike
    2011 Sep 18

    3 points – that’s why it was called a try!

  6. 6 Peter lazarus
    2011 Sep 18

    How does a team in the world cup get 5 points for a win instead of 4

  7. 7 Sports Rugby
    2011 Sep 21

    The Rugby union have a standard bonus points system for a rugby union competition. The bonus points are to encourage attacking play through a match, to discourage repetitive goal-kicking and to reward teams for “coming close” in losing efforts.

    # No team can get more than 5 points in a match.

    # No points are awarded for losing, unless bonus points are involved.

    * 4 points for a win
    * 2 points for a draw
    * 1 bonus point for scoring 4 tries (or more)
    * 1 bonus point for losing by 7 points (or less)


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